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Apr 27 2023

Avisure farewells Vancouver International Airport

News / By Avisure-admin / April 27, 2023

For the past nine years, Avisure has been contracted to Vancouver International Airport (YVR), Canada’s second busiest airport, to safely deliver the airport’s wildlife management program. YVR’s location on Sea Island in the Fraser River Delta make it essential for the airport to lead a comprehensive 24/7 wildlife program as the surrounding marshes, mudflats and agricultural habitats on and around the delta attract millions of shorebirds, waterfowl, and gulls each year.

Apr 24 2023

Know your seasons and reasons

News, Species / By Avisure-admin / April 24, 2023

Autumn – March, April and May – in northern parts of Australia is often marked by increasing flying- fox activity, as they fly to feed on the nectar of flowering melaleuca and eucalypts.

Mar 23 2023

Introducing … Milly Formby

Giving, News, Sponsorship / By Avisure-admin / March 23, 2023

Milly Formby is a multi-talented zoologist and self-confessed bird nerd, who is flying an Airborne M4 Sport microlight 20,000 km around the coast of Australia to highlight the importance of shorebirds, sharing her passion and adventures with primary schools on the way.

Feb 27 2023

Avicast – of ducks, fluffy or otherwise

News / By Avisure-admin / February 27, 2023

Avicast is Avisure’s very own podcast, focusing on news and trends in aviation wildlife hazard management. The podcast celebrates two years of production in February 2023, with 23 monthly episodes produced to date.

Feb 24 2023

Cracking the code

News / By Avisure-admin / February 24, 2023

February 28 marks the 70th anniversary of Francis Crick and James Watson’s discovery of the double helix model of deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA.

Feb 20 2023

Bird Strike Committees

Giving, News / By Avisure-admin / February 20, 2023

Avisure CEO, Jeff Follett, is proud to serve as the new volunteer Communications Chair on the Bird Strike Committee USA (BSC USA).

Feb 7 2023

Making sense of data

News / By Avisure-admin / February 7, 2023

Dr Richard Dolbeer feels vindicated by the January 2023 National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) finding regarding the cause of a sensor malfunction which happened before the Boeing 737 Max crash shortly after take-off from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in March 2019.

Avisure farewells Vancouver International Airport

Know your seasons and reasons

Introducing … Milly Formby

Avicast – of ducks, fluffy or otherwise

Cracking the code

Bird Strike Committees

Making sense of data

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